JHP 3030 - Interpreting Genocide Through Film (3)

When Offered: Fall
This genocide and film course briefly explores film theory followed by a semester discussion of a variety of genocides and the role film plays in bringing genocide to the public. We will first delve into a summary of a genocide, then specifically discuss a unique perspective of the genocide- like post-genocide recovery, and finally evaluate the impact the film has had on public perceptions. Some genocides included are Native American, the Holocaust, Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia, and the Bosnian Conflict.
(Same as GLS 3030)